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Aubrey Plaza & My Old Ass Team On Time Traveling Coming-Of-Age Comedy [Sundance]
My Old Ass stars Maisy Stella, Aubrey Plaza, Maddie Ziegler, and Kerrice Brooks join director Megan Park at Sundance to discuss their new comedy.
Suncoast Cast & Director On How Laura Linney Film Explores Joy & Grief [Sundance]
Screen Rant interviews the cast of Suncoast and filmmaker Laura Chinn about the autobiographical film starring Laura Linney at Sundance Film Festival.
Between The Temples Review: Carol Kane & Jason Schwartzman Are A Perfect Match In Understated Comedy
Jason Schwartzman & Carol Kane make the perfect odd couple in director Nathan Silver's Between the Temples, an off-kilter comedy about finding faith.
Good One Review: A Quiet, Compelling Coming-Of-Age Story That Boasts A Strong Central Performance
The film is compelling and quietly thought-provoking as it peels back the layers of the relationships at the forefront of the story.
A Different Man Review: Sebastian Stan Stars In Frustrating, Chaotic Drama Thriller
It takes surprising and interesting turns that mix things up, but there’s a detachment, a psychological thriller that doesn’t fully explore Edward.
Rob Peace Review: Jay Will Is Saving Grace Of Chiwetel Ejiofor's Poorly Written & Directed Biopic
Rob Peace takes more emotional hits than it delivers on quality storytelling, resulting in an experience that feels incomplete yet exploitative.
Stress Positions Review: John Early Pandemic Comedy Is Absurdly Hysterical
It's unclear if Stress Positions has arrived "too soon" but its proximity to the pandemic doesn't make it less hysterical, even if it's a bit shallow.
Jesse Eisenberg, Kieran Culkin & A Real Pain Cast On Filming In Poland [Sundance]
A Real Pain director Jesse Eisenberg and costars Kieran Culkin, Jennifer Grey, and Will Sharpe discuss exploring generational trauma in Europe.
Love Lies Bleeding Review: Kristen Stewart Is Better Than Ever In Thrilling Crime Romance
With action, crime, and romance mingling and building toward an explosive and engaging finale, the film is a thrilling ride from start to finish.
Victoria Pedretti, Indya Moore & Ponyboi Team On River Gallo's Passion Project [Sundance]
Ponyboi stars Victoria Pedretti, Indya Moore, and Kevin Matthew Mcdonald discuss working with River Gallo on their new movie at Sundance.
Little Death Review: Dominic Fike & Talia Ryder Outshine David Schwimmer In Uneven Addiction Drama
Little Death's satire of Hollywood feels familiar, muddled by murky politics & it doesn't help that Schwimmer is outshined by younger co-stars.
Emilia Jones, Kathryn Newton & Winner Team On American Politics At Sundance
Winner stars Emilia Jones & Kathryn Newton join filmmaker Susanna Fogel at Sundance to discuss their politically-charged biopic about Reality Winner.
In the Summers Review: Sharp Direction Yields An Impressive Drama About Fatherhood Under Addiction
Lacorazza’s debut is impressively sincere and sharp, boasting impressive performances. In the Summers is a human experience you do not want to miss.
Ponyboi Review: Familiar New Jersey Crime Tale Is Grimy, Glittery, & Thrilling
We've seen this story before but thanks to Gallo's sharp screenplay & Arango's direction, Ponyboi goes beyond cliché for something more profound.
Love Me Review: Kristen Stewart & Steven Yeun Lead A Flat, Hollow Sci-Fi Romance
Love Me has interesting ideas about identity and being authentic in a world that isn't always, but isn't compelling in its execution of such concepts.
Handling The Undead Review: Sadness Is The Infection In Slow-Burn Zombie Drama
Handling the Undead unfurls at a languid pace as a rumination on grief and the ways it can destroy people from the inside out.
Thelma Review: June Squibb Is Hilarious In Josh Margolin's Delightfully Irresistible Comedy
June Squibb proves she's still on top of her acting game in an energetic, charming adventure comedy that is actually genuinely funny.
Suncoast Review: Nico Parker Brings An Emotionally Complex Situation To Life In Heartwarming Drama
Laura Chinn's film is emotionally complex and boasts a standout performance from Nico Parker, who delivers the nuance her character requires.
A Real Pain Review: Jesse Eisenberg's Second Directorial Feature Is A Heartfelt Dramedy
Though it could've had more depth, A Real Pain showcases Jesse Eisenberg's promise as a filmmaker in a touching dramedy with great performances.
Krazy House Review: Demented Horror Comedy Tests Our Patience With Shock Value
The lead-up to the film’s bloodlust was a chore to get through. Even once we’re there, Haars and Kuil push the limits of the film's silliness.